Anchor

Where Heaven Meets the Heart

Anna Biela, Ph.D

About Twin Flame Love, Inspired by the Synchronicity of Banksy’s Crucifix Grappling Hook

As I came across the image of Cross and Grappling Hook by Banksy on the Banksy’s Gross Domestic Product IG page, I could not help but reflect on it as a synchronicity — it looks like an anchor. My heart lit up, as on my vacation I have been going to church every day since my arrival.

I immediately saw the Cross of Jesus as an anchor and a grappling instrument.

It made me think about Twin Flames and how we also need to anchor first our love in Christ — in the heart chakra, in the heart centre — in that vibration of “this is heaven.”

Anything above and anything below can throw us off balance. That is why Jesus is the anchor. He is the centre that brings us back when we rise too high, fall too low, lose ourselves, or become disconnected from what is real.

The Cross becomes both the anchor and the grappling instrument — something we can hold onto, something that keeps us connected, something that helps us climb through the walls and barriers that stand between us.

But Twin Flames also anchor in each other.

One anchors the other.

Women fly high. Men fly low. And they have to meet in the heart to make the union work.

This is very hard for men, because many men have been taught to keep their hearts closed — to be strong, to suppress their emotions, to protect themselves, to not show vulnerability.

But I am here, my love, to crack your heart open.

And you are here, my love, to anchor my love, because I have a tendency to fly high.

We balance each other.

You bring me down to earth when I am floating too far above it. I remind you that it is safe to open your heart and allow love to move through you.

I anchor you.
You anchor me.
I help you open.
You help me ground.

We anchor each other in Christ, in our hearts, and we need to keep an equilibrium — a balance between heaven and earth, between rising and grounding, between giving and receiving, between the masculine and feminine.

This does not mean that we will not have highs and lows. Of course we will. We are human. We will rise, we will fall, we will lose our balance and find it again.

But as long as we keep vibing from the heart centre, we can always return to the place where we meet.

And from that place, we are stronger than darkness.

Because Satan — Fear —separates, but God — Love — binds.

Love is the glue that binds us.

Christ is the anchor.

The Cross is the grappling instrument.

The heart is the meeting place.

And perhaps this is what the synchronicity was showing me:

We can fly as high as we are meant to fly, as long as we remain anchored in Love and grounded in the Earth. Help me grow roots, and I will help you spread your wings. Together, we can move mountains.